The leader of the Hell's Angels, Sonny Barger, is recognized as an American legend, with motorcyclists striving hard to promote the image of their folk hero. However, the evidence tells a different story. The Hell's Angels are one of America's largest crime exports, with their involvement having spread to 25 countries, including the UK, Australia, and the Netherlands, where they have inspired a violent subculture of biker gangs that traffic drugs and suppress any attempt to stop them.

ANGELS OF DEATH opens at the darkest moment in the history of the Hell's Angels, with the beheading of a woman at a chapter meeting. It reveals the true story of the bikers, their criminal empire, and the police's effort to stop them - with only a few successes. With testimonies from police officers who have infiltrated the gangs and gang members who have become informants, as well as secret interviews with the bikers, it provides a gruesome look into the rapidly growing world of crime.

It is noted that it also includes exclusive material from the leaders of the Hells Angels - Sonny Barger and George Christie - who agreed to be interviewed for the book.

Pages: 480, Year of Publication: 0701, Dimensions: 13x13cm